Oppo Watch 2 With Heart Rate Sensor, eSIM Support
Oppo, last year, launched its first smartwatch called the Oppo Watch. The company has now confirmed the launch of its successor in China. The Oppo Watch 2 debuts in China on July 27. The smartwatch is already listed on China JD.com ahead of the launch. The listing reveals some key details of the upcoming Oppo smartwatch. Its design is similar to the original Oppo Watch with a square-shaped dial and rounded corners. oppo watches
It will also come with a bunch of health and fitness-related features as well. Let’s take a look at the Oppo Watch 2 specs, features, and other details confirmed ahead of the launch.
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Oppo will launch the Watch 2 in China on July 27. The smartwatch is already listed on JD.com, confirming the design and other details. The smartwatch has a square-shaped dial with rounded corners. The screen also curves slightly towards the edges to offer an immersive viewing experience. It has two buttons on the right edge that are likely the power and function keys. The company is also likely to launch a circular-shaped dial version of the smartwatch.
An IT Home report separately reveals that the watch will draw power from a Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 4100 chip. It will come with 16GB of storage and also feature eSIM support. Much like other smartwatches, the second-generation Oppo Watch will also support a bunch of health and fitness-related features. It will come with a heart rate monitoring system, stress monitoring, etc. It will also feature a custom Apollo4s chip jointly developed by Oppo and Ambiq. This new chip is said to be used in conjunction with the Snapdragon Wear 4100, which will reduce the power consumption of the watch. The custom Apollo4s chip will help reduce the computing power when performing low-power tasks, therefore saving the battery life.
Other details of the smartwatch such as the battery life, IP-rating, screen dimensions, etc., remain unknown at the moment. The company is expected to share some more details ahead of the launch.
Note that the Chinese version runs ColorOS for Watch based on Android 8.1, the same as the original Watch. That one switched to Google Wear for the international version, though we haven’t heard anything about an international release of the Watch 2 yet.
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